the most livable city in the world is a bid to avert a kid that.top rating for its quality of environment, but infrastructure, culture, health care. can the dead and australia dominated the top list with seven of the top 10. american cities did not meet the top 20. the highest- ranking was pittsburgh at no. 29, l.a. 44, n.y. 56. we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. another look for you this morning as be enjoyed probably the last normal day for a while. louisa will be up to break it down in a moment. your credit card numbers, the email in your inbox, you're even the equity in your home. to a criminal, getting his hands on just one tiny piece of you, even just your name, can be enough to steal your credit, your money and your good name. that's why you need lifelock to help protect you. lifelock is the leader in proactive identity protection. we aggressively patrol your identity every second of every day by actively monitoring your personal information to help protect you from identity theft b

executive director of livable city and we are here to speak in support of this urban agriculture ordinance and excited that it is coming forward. and feeling a little too restrictive and one is the fencing requirement. the ornamental fencing or the wooden fencing is treating this like it's a vehicle use area or something that you would want to screen from view, but what we're talking about looking at is plant. and they would be nice. if you were to plant these same plants in the front yard, you wouldn't need to screen them. we feel like the fencing requirement could be a real impediment to people being able to put this in and a lot of the uses will be temporary. and it feels more restrictive than you want on the construction site. the idea that the enclosure should be optional and the ornamental fencing which is expensive to put in isn't necessary and obviously the fencing would need to meet building code and if you don't want someone to steal your tomatoes, you'll have to have good fencing. and the other is the question of the produce being sold and fairly restrictive language about the s

. >>> vancouver is the most livable city in the world. >> that's according to the research firm, economisthe criteria included quality of environment, infrastructure and culture and healthcare. canada and australia combine for 7 of the top 10 cities. how about that. no american city even cracked the top 20. >> wow, surprising. >> i'm surprised there. the highest, this is even more surprising was pittsburgh at 29 with l.a. at 44th, new york 56th. >> check the list see where san francisco ranks. >> what happened to the city here? come on. >>> 5:26. amazing stories of survival out of new zealand. one woman has captured the world's attention using her cell phone to call for help from under the rubble. >> some heavy gunfire in th streets of tripoli. the rush to get americans out of that country. >>> we have heard the worst- case scenario. now the police union upping the ante. their negotiations with the city of san jose and the tenth straight year of red ink. we'll break it down for you coming up next. >> apple's annual shareholders meeting coming up this morning. the vote that shareholders are

. >> darya: the most livable city and the rub is in vancouver or canada.vancouver the top ranking for its quality of environment and structure, culture, health care. you look at the list, canada, australia all over the top list. 7/10. so american cities we didn't even make a top party, highest rate was pittsburgh at the no. 29 lost it was no. 44... >> mark: weather must not be a factor. >> darya: i agree. >> mark: we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. >> darya: a decision is made a month yellow school a drastic will not close any more schools. >> mark: steve jobs is still on sick leave, a coupapple shareholders want to know what will happen if he can come back. >> darya: more protests in libya also protestors say it taking control of large city. all eyes of bay area weather. chances of snow and the forecast. let's find out more and but the storm. >> louisa: if you need to do something of a sad and i can rain or snow prole today is your best bet. as we headed to tomorrow big changes this morning cold,

says vancouver, canada is the most livable in the world -- the most livable in the -- the most livable cityn the world. >>> canada and australia dominated the tops of the list with seven of the top ten cities. you should know that american cities never even cracked the top 20. >> let's check in with sal one more time. >> we're looking at the bay bridge plaza height -- at the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic is recovering. we also got a view of the renovations going on at cal. these renovations will keep the team out of their for the 2012 season. they will be back in the season in after 2012. >>> we had a mix of sun and clouds today. partly sunny, partly cloudy. a little cooler, then tomorrow we cloud it up. partly late morning and then -- that's a cold rain. it takes us into friday. the best opportunity for snow will be late friday, and saturday morning is going to be really cold! >> really cold. all right. that will do it for us. thanks for watching, everyone. >> bye now. >> today on the dr. oz show. >> imagine losing a pound a day. it's the controversial dayet sweeping the nation. >> i have

livable. how much of the city is represented here, chinatown, mission, all of the high schools across the city represented here today, and that just speaks highly of the work you have done in coordinating the efforts through the youth commission and working with the school system and with departments like mta and d.c. why of -- and dcyf, so i want to thank you for working to improve the lives of your peers and future generations. supervisor mar: chair avalos, i want to acknowledge the work done by supervisor campos, but i want to say for them to make further demands for freed me passes for all youth, and i think a good point was made about the next generation having full access with public transit for the whole city for everything that those of more affluent backgrounds have, so it is about equity, and it or them -- i encourage you to keep working on this. other groups should really hear about the organizing you are doing, multiracial, a cross- class lines. this issue be -- congratulations to the great co-organizing for all the organizations that were here, as well. supervisor campos: i also w

livability which will be guaranteed into the future. i find that discussion basically a discussion which is not based on the same type of equitable way. i have lived in this city all my life. on the other hand, i have lived in a country where the higher density rules are much more fine grained. they have light, air, and livability as a metric for how you fill in and what you can do. building spacing, tower spacing, hours of sunlight in your home are all protected rights of ability. we are identifying this without ever having asked that question. here is another variance. have we really asked all the questions? are we displacing the real heart and soul of the city, which is the entire variety of people who live here, and move it bunch of people packing because they cannot afford living here anymore? i found mr. rand paul's comments challenging. mr. sullivan had important things to say. we need to look how we are responding to this. i find this diagram frightening. i am not prepared to sit here as planning commission and say where to go because we are responding to a state mandate. i cannot do that. commissioner borden: i will reiterate what other people said, a

livability which will be guaranteed into the future. i find that discussion basically a discussion which is not based on the same type of equitable way. i have lived in this city all my life. on the other hand, i have lived in a country where the higher density rules are much more fine grained. they have light, air, and livability as a metric for how you fill in and what you can do. building spacing, tower spacing, hours of sunlight in your home are all protected rights of ability. we are identifying this without ever having asked that question. here is another variance. have we really asked all the questions? are we displacing the real heart and soul of the city, which is the entire variety of people who live here, and move it bunch of people packing becaus

getting a transportation for livable community grant for that open space, to build it out as public open space. as mr. updike points out, it is the gateway to the new expanded city college campus. people that are getting off at the bus, be accessible stop on ocean, were able to walk into the campus. the current loop is going to be relocated around the fire station. mta will be working toward that once the sale goes through. the buses will be turning on ocean, stopping here. it is a liver station for the buses, pulling over to continue their way. we believe it is a great use of transportation, transit-oriented development because of this location, and its access to all the muni lines, affordable housing. there will be a new grocery store across leigh avenue that will be developed by avalon. they are 174 units of market- rate housing, right across the avenue extension. the walkable grocery opportunity for the residents. it is just great. chairperson mar: thank you. and thanks to the ocean avenue revitalization group. this sounds wonderful. colleagues, if there are no other questions, can we move this forward with a positive recommendation, without objection? nk